New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08

OuiCky that ~ Will take their DrtatH away.
No better Supreme Court candidates have ever
hccn put forward in this city than Daniel @.
Rollins and Henry T. lIOwland There should
be doubt abogt thcir election.
RoopLERs' CAMP. MONTREAL. Nov. Ito John
r. Fellows, OF ours" care Jacob Sharp: I'VE
love you for the friends you have made" JoHS
KEENAN,. ct al.
The INSCRIPTIONS nature OF the Fellows
pagn is shown in many ways, conspcuously in
one by the fact that his ardent advocates have
been Safeguarding Francis l. Stetson, Demo
crat Of the Democrats. simply because Mr. Stetson
would not sacrifice his reputation n lawyer and
an honest man. and interpret the law and the
facts concerning the fifth election inspector in
way to suit the Fellows gang of conspirators
boodlcrs and bribcrs Mr.. Stctson had 10 report
according to his conscience. according to the law
and according TO the facts The Bosses and
Boodlcrs wanted him 10 do violence TO all three
Presidential dignity like the tariff in IIancocl's
canvass has become local issuc-and is pretty
thin NJ that
Let Brooklyn voters remember today that
respectable candidate for Mayor with a dis
reputable gang OF politicians behind him is
whitcd s,rulchre full of all unclcanness.
Presidential dignity has fallen into innocuous
dcsuetudc. Otherwise Mr.. Cleveland would not
have STORED 10 writing letters on behalf Of such
a candidate ms Colonel Fellows.
| The ghost OF william VI Tweed would have nm
unSa,isdcd Judgment the Distrct-Attorney's
Office IL John T. Fellows should be elected rs Mr.
Marines successor. Every surviving member Of
the rings that have afflicted this city in the
OF the last thirty years. every beneficiary Of these
rings from the days when the old Forty Thieves
pundcrcd and rioted NJ the City Hall down to the
time when Jacob Sharp bought aud sold Aldermen
like cattle Is heart and soul in this for
John Fellows. Can the people Of NcwYorlI
afford to give up the Dstrict-Attorney's office to
II man who has the friendship and devotion Of
such elements these?
! II Ernest Hall and Charles X LeXow arc elected
today to the City Court, it will he piece OF
work OF which every man who has hand in it
will have reason to be proud.
The straight ticket all through. and only the
straight ticLct-that should be tho rule for every
Republican.
The voters OF New-Yorls can choose today for
Controller between n fnancicr Of broad expert
cncc OF lofty ability and OF siotlcss life and the
INSCRIPTIONS candidate OF greedy and Unsuitable
ring How they hesitate for moment?
John Jay Knox should surely be the neat Con
trollcr.
George B. Deane, jr, Henry c. BotV. Henry
Kropf, J. G. j. Iangbein. A. d. Williams, K
Bonyngc, aud T. T. Thompson jr.. make "a strong
list OF candidates the Republican ticket for
C;x.iI ire lost Of nre Kelly IA Uefi in
us they commend themselves 10 the voters OF the
various districts much more than their opponents
do.
The evidence Il overwhelming that the
BoohlcrS at Montreal, ~ well as all the sym
pathizers with thieves and with crime OF every
sort In this city. are eager for the election OF
Fellows, that FcllOws's friends are absolutely
without argument. All they have been able to
do for three days is TO grub in the cutters for
mud to throw against the man whom ruians,
iallot-bOx suffers. brbers grog shop keepers Of
the lowest class dive-Seepcrs and indicted trans
gressors OF all classes working tooth and nail
TO keep out OF office next year.
No barriers and no deas-a fair, square. honest
clcction-that is what we want and must have.
Men who have registered Illegally, and men
who propose 10 buy votes today Will ma their
path n steep and thorny one. The police and
detective force are ready for them, and the doors
OF our prisons are wide open to receive them.
Let the Bosses and the Booders beware
II the Republican voters of the Nth District
will stand by their colors, they easily send
Frederick b. Bard 10 the Assembly and George
NJ Clark 10 the Board Of Aldermen Both are
men well known Ia all the res cctablc citizens
Of that district and esteemed by all 1t is IA
tempting chance to redeem this district from tho
Democrats. The Republican vote Is large and
these candidates will draw to their support high
minded members Of other organizations
Turn out and vote to-day for Charles H. Murray.
b. T. Morgan, r. Is. Bard, Robert Ray Hamilton,
Ernest H. Crosby and the other Republican candi-
dates for Assembly. The majority in the Assem-
big and the Senate should be large this winter
in order TO keep down taxation and carry out
reforms.
The Independent citizens who propose 10 put
in the Observation-Disclosures Office the only one OF
the three candidates who has any fitness for the
place do no better than to aid In sending 70
the Supreme Court bench Daniel c. Rollins und
Henry f. Rowland. whose services there will DO
of singular value and Importance
The apOoeists for Follows Cave IN Inst week
all efforts 10 answer the ruinous disclosures con-
corning him For tho last three days they havo
confined their campaign literature almost entirely
70 foul personal abuse of Mr.. Niool and of the